comparison src/gtkimhtml.c @ 8548:fae482a76700

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	GtkTextIter ia, ib;
	gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(a->buffer, &ia, a->start);
	gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(b->buffer, &ib, b->start);
	/* The -1 here makes it so that if I have two spans that close at the same point, the
	 * span added second will be closed first, as in <b><i>Hello</i></b>.  Without this,
	 * it would be <b><i>Hello</b></i> */
	return gtk_text_iter_compare(&ia, &ib) - 1;
}

/* Basic notion here: traverse through the text buffer one-by-one, non-character elements, such
 * as smileys and IM images are represented by the Unicode "unknown" character.  Handle them.  Else
 * check the list of formatted strings, sorted by the position of the starting tags and apply them as

				 * I don't really know anything about gtkimhtml, but it almost seems like
				 * the line above this comments expects to find a closing html tag, but
				 * can't, for some reason.  The warning depends on how much HTML I send
				 * in my message, kind of.
				 */
				/* comment this out until myself or someone else finishes
				 * it.  This is supposed to apply a tag to selected text,
				 * i believe...
				gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(imhtml->text_buffer, &eiter, espan->end);
				 */
			}
			sspan = (GtkIMHtmlFormatSpan*)starters->data;
			gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(imhtml->text_buffer, &siter, sspan->start);
			starters = starters->next;
		}

					gtk_text_buffer_get_end_iter(imhtml->text_buffer, &eiter);
				} else {
					espan = (GtkIMHtmlFormatSpan*)closers->data;
					if (espan->end)
						gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(imhtml->text_buffer, &eiter, espan->end);
					else 
						gtk_text_iter_forward_to_end(&eiter);
				}
			}
			while (gtk_text_iter_equal(&siter, &iter)) {
				/* This is where we shall insert the starting tag of
				 * this format span */

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	GtkTextIter ia, ib;
	gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(a->buffer, &ia, a->start);
	gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(b->buffer, &ib, b->start);
	/* The -1 here makes it so that if I have two spans that close at the same point, the
	 * span added second will be closed first, as in <b><i>Hello</i></b>.  Without this,
	 * it would be <b><i>Hello</b></i>  I took it out.  It started breaking things, and I don't know why*/
	return gtk_text_iter_compare(&ia, &ib);
}

/* Basic notion here: traverse through the text buffer one-by-one, non-character elements, such
 * as smileys and IM images are represented by the Unicode "unknown" character.  Handle them.  Else
 * check the list of formatted strings, sorted by the position of the starting tags and apply them as

				 * I don't really know anything about gtkimhtml, but it almost seems like
				 * the line above this comments expects to find a closing html tag, but
				 * can't, for some reason.  The warning depends on how much HTML I send
				 * in my message, kind of.
				 */
			}
			sspan = (GtkIMHtmlFormatSpan*)starters->data;
			gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(imhtml->text_buffer, &siter, sspan->start);
			starters = starters->next;
		}

					gtk_text_buffer_get_end_iter(imhtml->text_buffer, &eiter);
				} else {
					espan = (GtkIMHtmlFormatSpan*)closers->data;
					if (espan->end)
						gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_mark(imhtml->text_buffer, &eiter, espan->end);
					else {
						gtk_text_iter_forward_to_end(&eiter);
					}
				}
			}
			while (gtk_text_iter_equal(&siter, &iter)) {
				/* This is where we shall insert the starting tag of
				 * this format span */